No one in the NFL would finish the game they started after an injury like a separated shoulder, a concussion\u00a0(which the NFL won’t allow them to continue after), or the injury Philippe Gilbert sustained.<\/p>\n I’m sure that I wouldn’t be able to ride my bike the day after this happened but this is what sets the pros apart from the recreational riders.<\/p>\n You may view how the intermediate sprint went down yesterday here<\/a>. Notice how easily Cavendish dusts the field and how upset he gets at their attempt to block him in.<\/p>\n During Stage 4, Mark Cavendish again proved that he was the fastest man on 2 wheels when he beat Matthew Goss, Mark Renshaw and Peter Sagan at the intermediate sprint line.<\/p>\n With just over 30 miles left in the stage, it began raining. This makes everyone nervous since the roads have become slick. In the end, it was just a brief shower that didn’t have an impact.<\/p>\n There was a big high-speed crash within the last 2 miles as racers were jockeying for position that narrowly missed Cancellara<\/em> and took out Cavendish<\/em>. With the field decimated, team Lotto were able to form a lead out train for Andre Greipel<\/em> which was successful despite the counter attacks from Alessandro Petacchi<\/em> and Peter Sagan<\/em>.<\/p>\n Cavendish<\/em> would finish the stage but he looked really dejected as he casually strolled to the finish line covered in dirt, with his jersey and helmet displaying the damage.<\/p>\n Here is the current standings for the jerseys:<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/michael.westapher.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/07\/GilbertInjury.jpg\" "\\"GilbertInjury\\"")
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